[Becky]

I’m having the same problem. OS 10.8.4 does not recognize the file structure correctly of video sit on a Sony NEX Fs100 AVCHD files. When I import to premiere the clips show, but error messages for all saying file format not recognized. When I save and close the project and then reopen, all. Clips are offline and cannot be reconnected.

[Becky]

I have tried it not only on TIF but also PSD files and DVCPro50 video files (cropped with drop shadow), and as I said in the original post, it makes no difference what the original format is — the jitter is still there.

And yes, I see it on my Sony PVM14L5 monitor. It appears both in normal play mode, and when I stop the timeline and go forward frame by frame. About every five or so frames, the image shifts down a pixel, then shifts back up for the next five frames. When I print to tape the jitter is there as well.

Thanks,
Becky

[Becky]

Thanks for getting back to me. The system was completely new as of this summer, and everything was installed clean and fresh, straight out of the box. The X-serve raid had the 1.0 update installed too, right at the start.

In response to your suggestion of using whole number keyframes for the drop shadows (instead of tenths or hundreds), I have exactly that on another image with jitters and keyframed drop shadow.

I did do another experiment that’s isolated the problem to just the “offset” parameter of the drop shadow: I had an image for which I’d keyframed offset, opacity and softness. I tried first deleting the opacity and softness keyframes and leaving the offset, and that still had jitter. I then reversed it and deleted the offset keyframes but kept softness and opacity, and the jitter was gone.

So it’s looking like a bug with the drop shadow offset keyframe alone. Any chance of a patch?

Thanks again for your help — I really appreciate it.

Becky

[Becky]

Thanks…for the punt! I HAD hired someone, who was out of commission from a motorcycle accident, so I thought I might find some help here…guess I shouldn’t assume so much.

Bob Zelin, thanks for your assistance with the K2 control panels. Fixed the audio capture problem, discovered that the RS422 issue was the cable. I had used easy setup, and hadn’t found the DVCPro50, but now I have.

You may be interested to learn that the freeze frame issue I had (freeze occurred every 30 seconds during capture) came from the X-serve Raid driver, for which an update was issued two days ago. Problem now fixed with driver update.

So thanks, I guess.

[Becky]

I’d like to know this configuration information too.
And what are the limitations of the Kona 2 card that make the IO advantageous?

Thanks!
Becky